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The Timbers neighborhood bustles with social activity.
Socials at Timbers
The Timbers neighborhood bustles with social activity. Our residents know each other by name and call each other friends. Nightly, dog walkers and joggers chat and enjoy the colorful sunsets over Otter Creek. While kids tag along on their bikes or meet up with others at the fishing pier.
The residents hold meetings and invite everyone’s favorite food trucks several times a year. From exotic flavors to classic American, everyone hangs out and enjoys the weather and each other’s company.
Whether you love food trucks, biking, walking, canoeing, bird watching, or fishing, The Timbers provides its residents with endless seasonal activities.
Wildlife at Timbers
Nestled on one hundred acres of prime real estate in the heart of Fort Myers is a hidden gem of a community. This centrally located gated neighborhood sits quietly among towering cypress trees, flowing lakes, and protected nature preserves. Colorful birds, butterflies, turtles, and squirrels roam freely among the sixty-family homesites. Yet, at the same time, neighbors soak up the sun by riding bikes, fishing off the dock, canoeing, or walking their pets. Heaven might be a place on earth if you are lucky enough to call The Timbers home.
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Holidays at Timbers
Our close-knit community loves to celebrate. Every holiday is memorable, and no matter what traditions our neighbors observe, we love to see their festive lights and decorations. Halloween is a special event for our youngsters. Most homes participate in ghoulish and whimsical decorating, hand out candy, and dress up as their favorite character. People come from all around to see the magical lights at Christmas time. Even though the temperatures are tropical, our neighborhood transforms into a magical winter wonderland. Santa never skips our community.
He offers motorcycle sidecar rides to all. Additionally, a Christmas float makes nightly trips around Timberline Circle, where people board and sing carols under the stars.